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L,rhtnins strikes . Church.

Lightning played q queer prank in the Elec-
trio Light and Power Companys station in Mechanic
street. Newark yesterday. 1t struck the wires some
where outside Of the building and tho two big belts on
the driving wheel of the 25Ohorse power engine flew
from the pueys All Of the Lights In the lower part of
the city were ln.tanty exngnished NO other damage
Lightning struck the steepls OF St Marys Roman Cath
one OF the large side windows Tho same bolt struck v
Na.hs residence IN Park place and tore on dozen
Ing slate and breaking rafters wire bird cage
In Of the twisted into an unacceptable
shape.
Lightning entered the operating room Of the Central
the operators, Misses Drew, Lane and Phalon were
Frustrated. Miss Phalon remained unconsciousfo for moro
an an
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Tennis.

The first open lawn tennis tournament Of the
Prospect Park Lawn Tennis Association begun yes
terday on the long meadow In Prospect Park Brooklyn
There nearly hundred clubs in tho association
The entries are NUMEROUS IN the singles and we're d.
played yesterday when the heavy thunder storm drove
Everybody Eight courts Carefully marked out
for the conteVs.
ers fell soed their white flannel clothes the Orange
Cubs open tournament was begun yesterday afternoon
with umbrellas present 70 admire the twenty;eisht ex
fu, stop 70 the play which up to the time Of the ad
1ournmeht vac remarkably even and exciting Tho
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Crichet-A Team Goins to the West Indies.

Cyril Wilson, Captain of tho Staten Island
Cricket Club, has written Mr.. Wyatt Of the Georgetown
Cricket Club of that he Is organizing Amer
lean team cricketers from New York. Philadelphia
Boston, and Baltimore visit the West Indies and play
o series OF matches at Antigua, Barbados Demerars,
here about the middle o. December. me oeorsetown
the programme OF matches Tho tour will cost 81 600
The West Indian cricket team that visited the United
States and Canada with the cracks p.
J; Isnery and 3. y Wright Of Demerara added WIN
ins perfected by Mr.. Wyatt Of Demerara
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Shoeny Mikes Trial.

Troy, June 22.-William H. Harden, who
testified that Kurtz confessed to him In jail at Jackson
Vile he and Porter performed the Marks burglary
was Cross examined this morning. and an effort was
mads to show that no was bought by some ono inter
ested in the prosecution Tho record Of Kurtzs con.
vction for stealing silk ct Boston some years ago was
Produced Witnesses identified both Kurtz and Porter
who were seen ~ TrEy and Albany iass before
TO Markss Identified Kurtz and Porter who had
visited the place and gone In and around II OH various
pretexts a week before the burglary occurred. The
prosecution closed this morning and the defence opened
at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
An Eloplns Couple Charged WIKI Horse
Stealing.

BUFFALO, June 22-Early this morning q
young couple calling themselves as Henry ". Huddle.
ston and wife Cleveland arrested at the Bruins
wick House charge Of stealing horse and buggy
from a Cleveland livery man. The young hired tho
zig in Cleveland last week and drove to this city With
his companion whose maiden name was Lucy Clark,
and whom he married ut gainesville, Ohio, on his way
here. ii Ii supposed to be runa way match and as the
horse and buggy been recovered 1t b probable that
tho couple WI not DO disturbed.
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Pref N,ch.,,. Crouch Henored.

BALTIMORE. jane 22.-The London Society Of
Arts Letters and Science has honored Prof Nichols
Crouch of this city with fellowship. Prof Crouch ia
tho author of kathleen Mayourneen" and many
other popular baladA With the notification Of his cleo
ton Prof Crouch received several cOmpmen tary let
tes from titled foreigners wh9 are patrons Of the 80
fourth Wife to whom he has been married ten years
ore viii only have passed her 4ad Altogether no
Pearl tho famous demi monde, who died In Paris not
long ago,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
Maurice D.Iy on sehaeSer's Challenge.

In reference to the challenge Of Jacob Sehaef-
or play match AZ cushion carroms with
any person Maurice DAILY preferred the latter said last
night; II would like to accommodate M schaefer but
this Is the for such match. Ne schafer v
going Europe July and there certainly 10 not sur
ncient time between now and then to make arrange
msns for match Of 800 points which would occupy
a. least three nights When Mr. 5chAefer returns In the
E,i will be ready to arrange match with himi and
there arc others know, sexton among them, who are
professional WI come Of ns!t winter and
as hs present. challenge concsrhsd heweather Is
tiroy Zoo warm TO sefionAy consider IT,"
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BUFFALO, June 22.-John Levalley, q farmer
residing near Medina, N " was attacked and robbed
on Grand Trunk train Port Huron, Mich, yesterday
morning. As he WAS entering . car at A. N. he was
surrounded by nve powerful men whom he supposed to
be custom officers They held him and took his pocket
book cont tanning q note for 500 and other valuable
papers He shouted, and three policemen boarded the
train. A fight ensued, all furnishing drawn revolvers
The ladies In the panic stricken, The police
dnaiy captured two OF the men. The other three tied
The poc etbook was recovered
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SAVANNAH. June 22.-The Savannah, Florida
and Western Railroad has been peculiarly unfortunate
today G. H. Gregory freight conductor WAS knocked
on his train last night at Ogeechee River twenty miles
out Of this city He fell the bridge tmberS fractur
feet Andrew b. Pacetu, aged 81, tried 20 cross the
track street crossing in the ontskirt. OF the city and
liz Bscams da.sd and was run over: Ills bod, was
badly mutilated lie leaves wife and three children
The Fast florida mail which left here at 1853 A
over an unknown negro thirty seven miles out.
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The notey9rthy changes in Prices to-day are

Government bonds dull but steady inc rs
closed q cent. lower bid. Hallway bonds
Irregular, but generally lower. The dealings
were m2deTate me noteworthy not changes
We're: Dechnen.Atlnntic and P9cihr INCOMES,
Il, cent, 10 Sba. and LIST Vt. fs. u, 70 SIhi
New Jersey Central consols, to l17A. and
SHENANDOAH Valley general, AZ = Gent; to 52,
AdrGnCed-Atchison- COLORADO ana Pacifc lst,
Ia y cent, TO llO, ana Mexican central III
comes u. to 25h.
Sterling exchange dull and heavy with
posted asking rates unchanged at $4.S4h for
long bills, and 81. So for demand
mo rrooa,rv ho II ~ os Mn ob,,, sto+,o,-
nv Thn at ssebm,,,an snu thal ~
90. .Jriv thn,, vii, dininiah s"' 'n~s -"
'ei 'ui' 'nc' WILL uiinihisn. ,,
nat, .,s yune H.; cd, Jnn ~ ~ 10,
IeTai teendors 81 S5a6si 2jTi GEO
- -.
-, Totals 500, 5o6 DO ,o, xsO7a lis2
silver balance against
The informal revenue receipts for the first
eleven months OF this IL i,sS yehr are ,
Syi an ncIosE OF 80 ~ r1ccis i;,h
uan sso ~ spI,E ,i i wns usv,eo VI
'ouoo'; IN an other i.eihs an increase
The total value Of the exports OF merchan-
disc from the United Statos during the eleven
fe9 nda OF tno present scai year was sooS
reSpondiinhg months Of LAST year me a3ta
tta nroaent Ami voar wns tra1 i21 All an in
crease Of s49.go5, 6sS over sr last Year. "A
Tha nrodnction ~ ,ntbr,oito oool for tbo
me pr2Guct1on OF nnunrac cEs e G3ai LOT tne
Week fEa Jnns 10 WIS ooo99S r t ,n us
* dais ans aai tbns ags}nst ii M In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

M1DpLETowN, N. Y..June 22.-In the Supreme
Court az osnsp Justice Bartlett presiding the Jury
day gave verdict to Elizabeth Byrnes of Port Jerys
for 5000 against the New York Lake Erie and Western
Railroad Company for the loss of Sylvester ByrneS
husband of the plainth, and brakeman OIL the Della
ware division Of that road Byrnes Vas killed while
operating lumber car, making lying switch. The
bake proving defective caused collision which
suited In the death Of ByrneG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

Following are the probable starters at Sleeps
bead Bay
HenrstLA. 81 Young Duke, no. WlnOnA ll0i HimA-
hnEa llo; Ahlsr lo9 L. IogoS loI Keohut IS; Maggie
EsStsWspna 81 Bass Vol S.; Costello s7 Stamford
irsa e fos a eSa Slss'i5
Second Raes.sPrng ssaiss tire. qaaI,srs q mile
s TX; saRRsfset1n iosi Knsnsh ~; FordhAm iiai
Third R.es-Rspd Stakes; seven eishths Of . mile
Tells Doe, loi Mona ioI; Climax l0I; salsbuIy iol
lU9; Neeroy, los (d0nbtfuIl.
,,a aSu,s Rassmconsy lIand Derby Iilsai King,
ahh RAes-Ale and three aighths Toln, ioS PeronA,
Vs. WSndeInsnh lO3; Windsail IoOi Enigma 1905
Ernest 100, Rsyeusr eo; Shasta, d.
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Tho Eastern Yacht Club Race Postponed

MARBLEHEAp, June 22.-There was no race
between the yachts of the Eastern Yacht Club day
fog hangs over bay thick to shut out from view
Point Light only half mile distant from the wharf
With the fog there is calm and occasional showers
The fact that Vice Commodore Forbes has withdrawn
her bottom, has caused feeling OF disappointment
The committee met at 7. NJ and decided not to hold
Tonight there Is no change in the wind, and tho
weather Sail remains thick.
DR.. Bryants slOop Shadow has been admitted to the
race and will Be u the class OF m shGna ,nd cyts
seven men from the crews OF Capt. Shows fishing
SohOoners and the aAteas crew by eleven STRmpscpH
fishermen Present indications point to rain AL night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

New YORK Wednesday, June 22.,,keeeipts Of
for home trade direct and 20 loads for
steers sold at a 25$5 70 q 100 hs car load Of trash
at $685. and fat bulls at S275s$3.So Bxports 435
beeyes and ., SEQ quarters OF beef
Receipts of calves StS head; no important change in
selling values but weaker AMI not all sold Veal ranged
from ~ to s.1c NJ bpttcrmik calves from ~ 70 AZ
easier for lambs barely steady for sheep Lambs sold
At 4A91c, D., with few up 20 7tSe; sheep at from
kscsipts Of hogs 1900; nominalIy steady At $3.50
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Arriyed-wrpNEspAy, June a..

e. City of Savannah, Catherine, Savannah.
s. City OF PueblA, DeAken, Havana
Sc Yertumnus Cook, MOnteRo bay.
s. BTeakwAleF, jenny, Norfolk.
81 POscoA, JonsE saRrA.
Ss Wslhayen. SsyAld, BArAcoA
ss Gen. Whitney, BeArse, Boston.
Bark Hermod, FredeTickh Port Spain.
Bark Eleho, ONegren, DemerATa
Bark ChnAmpss. NeQuarrie Port spain
Bark Adslphia AArGusssn Port Spain
Bark Joe Read, Edwards, Sew Haven
bark SamaL Small, Manila
Bark Josie Troop, UOWneA IlOllo.
Bark Francisco OATgiulu JAmeA Nassau.
Bark Julie, JorgenSen, Aontoyideo.
Bark Liberia, Schultz Sierra Leone.
Be- suoyta, from New York tor Hamburg, on Rcllly,
- 4Ali1R IHoa IQAkigs ReRIL
q ciiz q 0eaesa aep sf.sHsipyp lSy New rosk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
RaeiaE In England.

LONDON. June 22.-At the Stock bridge meet
Ing to-day the for tbs stockbrdEs Cup BY
Chestnut hTIe KlnEwood Sir ", Throckmorton'g
M hantons foII.ysa old bay soll Gay Hermit third
vas Won Sya nssk by Lond ilastoh's sSsstnat hiiy
S2;a ,sRs.I.ss sESsPh s g. y sss Saw ''ssna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
Mike MeD.n.Id viii Quit Politics.

CHICAGO June AIN. @. Mcdonald, the gam
bier whose brother convicted In the Doodle trial
Saturday has decided To Withdraw from politics. A
letter announcing his resignation from the Democratic
County Central Committed to have been presented
to day but quorum was not In attendance AcDonald
has been BY the most powerful figure in AL party con-
tests here Tor years past l letter says Pressure OF
private business precludes my giving any further aten-
lion TO pOlltlcA"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

Convict DoWnIns Escapes Grsm IN ASyIuHA.
James Downing, alias Silver Downing, who
was sent Prison nearly year ago for burglary
IN CONGRESSMAN FEEDERS store In Newark WAS trans
Tered from the prison to the Asylum q the Insane at
Morris Plains two months ago On Thursday last he
FIdsy Downing has sworn to kill Detective pchAnus
20 Srreatad him
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Killed by . TRAMP.

WICHITA, Kan. June 22.-As George Chastin,
q prominent Citizen, and his wife, accompanied by an
other gentleman and his wife were taking walk last
evening ASa Chasun Was grossly nsulted by q tramp
Mr. Chastln resented tbs outrage, and was about 10
chaIiss tho offender when the tramp plunged large
dirk knife into hg breast the heart nfiic ting
mortal wound The tramp escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
Meeting OF Electrie Light Men.

]. Frank Morrison Of Baltimore. President Of
the National Electric Light Association presided yester
day meeting Of several electric light companies at
20 Broadway called 70 perfect plan Of Of
Edison Brush and United States Illuminating Com
paniss-wero not represented at the meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

SAN FRANoIsco, June 22.-Advices from Van
couyer B. O. are the effect that the British corvette
Conquest will sail for Honolulu on Saturday having re-
ceyed secret orders from the Foreign ONCE In London
The British flagship Triumph, which Is at EsluimAt u
also preparing ier sea hsE M s
these ships sent 10 guard the interests Of british
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
A Gaablias House KAiaed.

Justice Scion B. Smith yesterday issued o
warrant for the pToprstos OF the gambling house ct "a
Third avenue ON complaint OF Samuel Burnett Of 2os
East Eighty nTst street Ia4i evening Capt heoulhEh
ssrgesnt Weslng and detectives b!ssr ana hot Eadsa
large stock And cards fhe men gave aetitiogs
nAmes and were cked up. Among them were the two
Tsputsd propristors whom the police know only A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

BROMFIBLD-DALZIEL-On Thursday, juno 10, Al
the residence OF Me brides parents Germantown "a,
by the Rev z. T. Bronled, Jessie NJ dnn9hter Of john
IjaIyicL to Alfred j. Bromicj Of new York
CoGdEsN i.i.-on June ., M the Ietidsnce
of the brides parents Bloomfield. Nd. hg the Rev llhu
can Kennedy D. l henry " Crane to Lillian, daus4tss
O Walter COygeslal
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THE RECORD


At Boston-Bostcn Bluea Z; Lawrence, O
4: h.HshFnR haReH b. fsrsi.na
A p.nsasyny6sSsssy yT T asTtosd
INTERNATIONAL LkHGur'
4 s sy."sHs sns c Fl IoEEsns
ss~ ol ~ q
orHRI CANES
4 q j. t %sn
Il Poo sioands~Se~p YORK Reserves and Cuban
Giants.
pitcher. ' -'-- $500 ~
n: rlo,spfs Club has released Flanagan Mcmahon
Roach ono Of II: Now T9rk's lefshsnd ptchers has
been loaned to the Lowell Club.
There Is nothing new in the E;ss5broot A.hieo deal
but II c: 'nAs'f
Sy s hsf ~.
won three straight games from the champion St. Louis
Browns
Base sa GiaS has sxpeS FOR he remanaer Of the
season With the detroit Club and will leave for the East
The Glspdaes Of Brooklyn would like to arrange .
game tor Fourth Of July mG5n5R with some club Sc.
or
poisaa .na atSi.ss CLUB: played = IS. FOs sIosnd.
In his work as he gets into form
RS s me- Of the
::eiss
Ais we're voted for the nine Dartmouth student, are
sh aS seiS S ns IN
nRnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
Emperor william Going to Ems.

BERLIN. June 22.-Emperor William will 60
to Ems on Monday next He has sent letter to Minis
ter Won Boetcher expressing his for the manner
in which the Minister expounded tho imperial views In
the ReichstAR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCR

MINIATURE ALMANAo-THIs DAT.
Sun rises -. % Sun sets.., ~ Noon SETS. 81
HIGH yAnR-rms DAY.
Sandy Hook OF Gov. Island. 1871 Hell Gats. III %
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Enrlexooa wa. Named In hl. Monep.

John Engle, who on Sunday night was thrown
from his wagon in Union HILL died Of his injuries yester
day at his home He was 10 years old EnEewood was
named In his honor. He leaves wife and alarge family
we'll provided for,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

DR. Robert Newton says ~ found DiRsstyln' an ex
eeleRt- aid in atomic dysPsPsn 10 reason why doc
digestive remedy" At all druggists. d bottle or w.
Klddsr Co. % John st--Adv.
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Lord H.rtinEton On tho Crimes Bill.

LONDON, June 22.-Lord Harrington has writ
ten letter in which he says that Il would be most
wise to limit duration Of tho Crimes bill to three
years, suggested Parliament he says has power to
Ireland Will enable Parliament to dispense with extra
laws at no distant date.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
Larry Dsasvan Released.

LONDON. June 22.-Larry Donovan, who was
arrested yesterday no about to Jump from the
Clifton suspension bridge at bristol was dseharged TO-
day upon furnishing suretes that he wpnld mako NO
further eforts TO jump from the bridge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

W.; 3 s! ssY. ;s: ;:i Z: ~ s' ''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

"Mets" vs.. BrOoklTA To-day.
Grand game At st. George At4 Staten IalAnd ferry
boais; fare 100 Admission 2hc.-AaH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
MlRRIED.

English sernett and Dunstable straw Hats g. "
to S2isD: elsewhere ~. Mnckinaws new designs, 20
cents to S105 KENNEDY, ~ Cortland st, up stairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

Hass Hall Psls GrSBh6s To-day.
HsEsH ! s s.ss. q s:;i ~
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Sprrial 3lptirts.


DIR. G. NJ. KICHMON ID. New York. says: Tho
felt brush be used In locations where briste brush
cannot reach, and will clean surfaces that brista
brush will not" HORSEY MFG Co, Utica, N. Y.
PEOPLE ia X vacations for rest and recreae
ton skin Success Soap averts rash and prcky heat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
alusinrsG 3lntirrs.

New Shades In Spring and summer Hats
"Cedhrhnrst "Oxford Tan" "silver Pearl" &c; light
In texture, perfect styles and decided saving in price,
McCANN'S us Bowery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

BALTIMORE, June 22-The Baltimore team helded mag
ni6ccntly today up to the ninth inning when two aim
that tied the score twas then TOO dark to play
ties eded sharply but could not bunch their hita and
were beaten but for the errors made by kifoy And
Davis. Both Burns and Tucker made home-run hits
over right. field fence The scoroi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

R.9Sngn '........,'.,....i
Earned runs-Baltimore, 8; Brooklyn ]. Twobaso
hits-Grnln Burns. Three base hts-Greenwood Griffin.
Home Tasiss First base 9n Sall.o
b.SofEn 8 si5not 9sB ki5g Ts5sy Passed
Time-2lO Cmpiro-Ferguson.
INDIANAPOLIS. 9 o o O oaLs
Boston W.. ..................o / o Q 5 / s Iii
dianapoiis, 10; Boston, Pitchers-Kirby and Cahin
and Radbouruo.
At oHISAGo.
eh,s.Ss,nbi. III
Base hlts-Chicaeo is; Philadelphia n Errors.Chi.
cago I; Philadelphia g. Pitchers-Clarkson and Maui
pRTkoiI.
Detroit. ] 9-l2
Warrington ::.:..,:..;..,;oi o o o.
S,se hs.RStLSs 2o ~ k nS s6.
At CINCINNATI.
81. sa1l: 1888 e
Base hitsLCtncinnati u; g. Louis II. Errors-Cin.
cinnau, 81 b. Louis Pitchers-Mullane and Fouts
cLIvKLAND
Gle,elsnnd.-..........:.-:9 sS92d l-,,o
Base hits-Ceveland IA; Louisville IT. Errors-Clove
land 81 Louisville, g Pitchers-Dany and Hooker.
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htsHRaehns, a. Gonnora FhEes.baSs hits-TsrSsn,
Keefe. Double plays.DalrymRle and Kuehne, First
Common. First base on New York rittsbursh
I. Struck out-Ry Mccormick, 2: by Keefe, S. Passed
balls-o'Roufie, Tme-i:56 Umpire2PowerA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New Y.-n stock E1eh.use-sa,e. June 81


ION. G. W'n N. O. n
Issue. .......t..IO
0Tenn. comp. .u.7o
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VIMMERMANG az FORsMAY,
IA BANKERS BROKERS' 10 WALL ST. NJ Y
Members OF the New York stock Exchange
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION, '
tns GOLD and siLvKE BARS Tor JEWELfEsS asS
Exehange, on Europe. Deposits received subject al
balance. sxeesdihg on5 thousand dOlArA' HlS|-N
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-03-24
wonasrfulcures.

\ W. d. Hoyt q Co, Wholosalc and Re.
tail Druggists OF Rome, Ga, say: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bittcrs and Bucklcn's
Arnica Halyc for two years. Haye lever
handled remedies that sell as well and
give such universal Subtraction. There
have beon somc wonderful cures effected
by those mcdiuinesin this city. Several
csscs Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use OF o few bot.
ties OF DR.. Kings New Discovery. taken
an connection with Electric Bltters. We
guarantee them always. Sold BY J. j.,
Hunt b.N, sms4f auge0
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-03-24

Every living active part Of a plant
contains O certain amount Of water
From many juicy parts ninety per cent.
OF water can be expelled by drying;
many green leaves hold from seventy.
i've to eighty, while from seeds which
we call "dry"it is sometimes possible
to drive out ten per cent. Part of this
water Is SO intimately combined with
the plant structure that, If 1t is once
expelled, It cannot be again taken up in
such o manner as to restore the plant
10 ita former condition.
The multitude who require to be led
still hate their leaders
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-03-24

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and in consideration Of the above Pre-
paid subscription, The linton Publishing
Company hereby agrees to insure said
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time not exceeding Five Consecutive
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effected during the term Of this Insurance
through External Violent and Accidental
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In witness whereof, The Union Pub,
fishing Company has caused this policy
to be signed by one Of its employees.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28

Slolss. Sibitfeben 9irsoas 5orz
miobas neobr9nbte en Stuebpsnins
FAINT 6ips os 2aoe ~tilbsrenoe @aaroz
Burger 2ars Baulien paa @aarben Saa
tuitne i @rauen. Slbens Optomli
lfplbes a~ntaselis nu9le Smaabsrn, Der
baube leset meb 5priiffer / 2aben,
Saasobtiom belle Garets Gplins git meo,
On @ris inbebrenote, % al 2SsSret
StuebD9uinsen bleu efter 5orlpbenbe
neiten intet rebbet, III. "gOsiebl."
&un Sulene bar asiureret.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28

2epenbe begrapet. Gn ing @ut
9uIlinsebaleu bar ner bleoen leuenbe
b~esrapet. San bialp fin 8rober meS
at arape en- 8rsnb. Nlt git 9oot %
pel, til be bar TONNE y @eter; men oa
beapnbte plnbieis enbel Scrb at fable
neb. Srobereu fit pialp fra Here al
Nabosaarbene, us eiter ca. 6 Timers
iberbiat Grbeioe fit De bam truffet op
isien n9iten ufaot.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28

al'sr ct Jortiosminbe osmt ira
|"a' l'riUsr "9etuiit llseblab". mel.
8amls 6pltefirfe lfal neobrpbes, o.
Y &'r'e opfSres paa famine Cont.
CT &omsoals samle &irfe nebs
IVY 0s en- np opisrt paa famine Cont.
( Il tan De lite iaa 2op til at itaa
,u'sNe SamleW inbesmarfer Spor,
N' >. nebbrpbes? er lite Ypsberne
a0' til, at en- np &irte Tan relies
.'Oen a eller paa en- anoen Blabs ?
sanle SuOsbus er bper for fla
S''a leuenoe gete at Dor Sitorie.
paast Der fra ben fprfte Wesle
Salsn % fra ben 3ib iamlet
paa Slast inben fine Mure !
% Sen. saameset Mstelis fan
4Vs @aao til, iaamesen Sslelie
kaI w 'Olte paa Os. at ri life abio-
pa0e benz reS, for at oinbs nOals
(e,. .a"'aSslten iOm Der er mol al
In, sst er tanselSit, bet er raat,
"'a'e ON, at bet er tulturbiaO.